Create inventory and protection plan for city-owned historic buildings
In Plain English
Recent fires destroyed the International Hotel in 2023 and damaged the historic Sakai house in 2025, raising concerns about Richmond's historic sites. The city currently lacks a formal list of historic buildings it owns or basic protection measures. If approved, staff creates an inventory, installs commemorative signs, and develops fire and vandalism prevention plans within 180 days.
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Approve consent calendar
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